Massive drill tunnel diminished the road block in the United States
American billionaire Elon Musk plans to dig a tunnel underneath the city of Los Angeles with a giant drill to reduce traffic congestion.
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American billionaire Elon Musk plans to dig a tunnel underneath the city of Los Angeles with a giant drill to reduce traffic congestion.
MIT researchers have developed a wearable app that detects human emotions when chatting.
A study by Iowa State University scientists showed that wind turbines commonly used in the state's clean energy supply system have a positive side effect on crops.
Superconducting magnets can help create the correct medical devices for the nerve.
NEC Company (Japan) has succeeded in developing the world's first infant fingerprint grab device.
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), the United States, is working on an underwater apparel - inspired by animals such as beavers, specifically designed to k…
A technology company in the United States introduced the first hydraulic table breaker, spraying high-pressure water jet to cut everything, including steel.
Scientists in the United States have found genes that regulate features on the human face, such as nose size and facial width.
This is a breakthrough of mankind, but is it accompanied by a disaster of destruction when an artificial intelligence has a human brain?
This means we can integrate biological computers into cancer tumors to monitor their activity.
The new rocket-like submarine carrying six imitators and two hijackers, moving further and dives deeper.
The AG600, the world's largest seaplane, has just been launched by a state-owned company, considered by experts to be the latest attempt by the nation to promote the…
New York City is always considered the best subway system in the United States, but passengers often have to jostle, pushing each other through narrow doors to board the…
The skyscraper was built entirely of wood. The seemingly impossible thing is happening in the US state of Oregon.
Researchers at Ohio State University are developing antennas and circuits that are just 0.1mm in size